<TITLE>11. Par 65-70</TITLE>L-65 When a sinner can see that you don't have to sin... Lot of people, they sin because they have to sin. That's a pitiful shape when you say you have to sin. But when you realize you don't have to sin any more... There's people that just stand up and curse and laugh in your face, and--and call you an idiot and everything else; they are wilfully sinners. See, then there's no hope for them. But that man who does something constantly, done... He don't want to do it. He--he steals; he don't want to. And he lies, he don't want to. He--he does things he--he doesn't want to do;, he don't want to be a sinner. There's hopes for him if you can let him see what's the Truth. See? Come up to God's promise and lay your faith on that, and walk out there to the enemy. He just simply can't hold it no longer; that's all, because it's yours.

L-66 Now, let's look at this fellow now. Here Abraham said, "I'm heir. This belongs to me, everything in this land belongs to me, because God... I haven't got it yet." But he had it; it was his anyhow.
Now, we are heirs of all things. Is that right? We are heirs of all things. The Bible just got through said so here. We are heir of all things, everything. We don't possess it yet, but it's ours. Amen. Oh, glory. I don't own an inch of land, but it's all mine anyhow. Sure. It's all ours, belongs to the people, the Church, the believers, the Bride of Christ owns every speck of it. Russia fighting for it, and the United States fighting for that, and this fighting for this and this over here, and then they call us crazy. Just set still, you own it anyhow. Amen. All going to fall heir to it anyhow, so let them fuss and blow up one another. It belongs to us. We are the ones that gets it. They'd never even think it, but we do anyhow; do anyhow.

L-68 Who would've thought that little old poor man up there, them little old skinny, bony cattle up on top the hill, owned all of it? All Palestine belonged to him. Yes, sir. So when it come to a place that the showdown come, God proved to be with him. He took that little handful of men, and went out there, and slaughtered every one of them, and brought back his possession. Amen. I like that. Why? He laid his faith upon God's Rock promise. That's what it take. He didn't build another foundation, go join an organization or get something like this. He laid his faith upon that promise (Amen. That's it.)--on that promise, and there he marched forward. Rusty sword or not rusty sword, made no difference to him, he had his faith laying on the promise.

L-69 And when you come forth to be prayed for, if you want salvation, if you want Divine healing, no matter what it is, if you are a believer, you're an heir of every promise. So lay your faith upon the promise and march forward, and tell Satan, "Give it back. Give it back. It's mine." Don't let him bluff you. Stand right there on the line; he'll give it back. God said he would, so he has to do it. That's your authority. That's right, heir of all things.

L-70 He stayed on that foundation, promised Word, and he had a heir. He was the heir, so he knowed it. All right, sir, after the promise had been vindicated to him, he had fellowship then with the Promiser (I like that.) after God made the promise. And then (See?) Abraham had never had a test before, so he--of that kind. So he knowed it all belonged to him, and that was the promise, yet he'd never had to fight an army. He didn't know nothing about it. He--He wasn't a trained man to fight. Abraham wasn't a fighter; he was a farmer. And Abraham could not do anything, because he--he wasn't a soldier. His men wasn't soldiers; they were farmers. So the only thing he could do was just take God's promise, put his faith upon the promise and move out, go after it. Then when Abraham seen that, and got that promise, and found out that God vindicated it to him, that He does keep His promise... Amen. There it is.


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